The Poetical Works of John Milton, 1±Çat the Clarendon Press., 1731 |
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... ftate , the proud Afpirer ; but their thoughts prov'd fond and vain 90 In the mid - way . Though ftrange to us it feem'd At first , that Angel fhould with Angel war , And in fierce hofting meet , who wont to meet So oft in festivals of ...
... ftate , the proud Afpirer ; but their thoughts prov'd fond and vain 90 In the mid - way . Though ftrange to us it feem'd At first , that Angel fhould with Angel war , And in fierce hofting meet , who wont to meet So oft in festivals of ...
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... ftate : Who now is plotting how he may feduce Thee alfo from obedience , that with him ( Bereav'd of happiness ) thou may'st partake His punishment , eternal mifery ; Which would be all his folace and revenge , As a despite done against ...
... ftate : Who now is plotting how he may feduce Thee alfo from obedience , that with him ( Bereav'd of happiness ) thou may'st partake His punishment , eternal mifery ; Which would be all his folace and revenge , As a despite done against ...
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... ftate with oary feet : yet oft they quit The dank , and rifing on stiff pennons , tour The mid aereal sky . Others , on ground Walk'd firm ; the crefted cock , whofe clarion founds The filent hours ; and th ' other , whofe gay train ...
... ftate with oary feet : yet oft they quit The dank , and rifing on stiff pennons , tour The mid aereal sky . Others , on ground Walk'd firm ; the crefted cock , whofe clarion founds The filent hours ; and th ' other , whofe gay train ...
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... ftate , condition or degree ; Contented that thus far hath been reveal'd , Not of earth only , but of highest Heav'n . 160 165 170 185 To whom thus ADAM , clear'd of doubt , reply'd . 180 How fully halt thou fatisfy'd me , pure ...
... ftate , condition or degree ; Contented that thus far hath been reveal'd , Not of earth only , but of highest Heav'n . 160 165 170 185 To whom thus ADAM , clear'd of doubt , reply'd . 180 How fully halt thou fatisfy'd me , pure ...
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... ftate , as Sov'reign King ; and to inure Our prompt obedience . Fast we found , fast shut 240 The difmal gates , and barricado'd strong ! But long e're our approaching heard within Noife , other than the found of dance or fong ! Torment ...
... ftate , as Sov'reign King ; and to inure Our prompt obedience . Fast we found , fast shut 240 The difmal gates , and barricado'd strong ! But long e're our approaching heard within Noife , other than the found of dance or fong ! Torment ...
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